This project was created for langjam 3, which had the theme "beautiful assembly".
All of the examples can be found in their own folder in the examples/
directory.
There are several examples you can run. Nadya is build in Rust, and should work by just compiling (might require stable 1.61 or above). To run an example:
cargo run -- --example rain
There available examples are:
addition: Add 1 and 2 togetherfile: Multiply each number in a file by 9rainLots of falling numbers!mazeChanging directions a little
An example of basic addition. Numbers will spawn variables that move along a path, and wait until they can combine with something else.
- To exit the program, press
q. - If the code crashes, you'll likely need to close your terminal.
- Make sure your terminal is tall enough to see the full program running.
Nadya is a simple language that can currently add and multiply numbers together.
Variables move around the program with the O symbol, and will wait at
intersections until another variable gets there to "merge" with it.
This game language is meant to simulate items moving around some assembly
line. The inspiration for this language is factory games like Satisfactory or
Factorio. The name comes from my friend
Aidan (backwards Nadia) who I taught to play
Factorio and has since greatly outskilled me.
- A file
input.txtwill be loaded if there is anyFcharacter around the program. This file must contain integers on each line, and these will be the numbers that spawn from this place.
Thanks to my brother for making bigger examples 30 minutes before the jam ended
and I had not yet started on my submission
Thanks to @bigforestnotrees and @zesterer for ideas and sanity checks!
The documentation for Nadya can be found in the wiki.
The Summer of Rust Labs is duel-licensed under either:
- MIT License (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
- Apache License, Version 2.0 (LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)